Stewart County Warrant RecordsStewart County Warrant Records

Official warrant questions belong with the Sheriff or the court that issued the paper. This private site cannot confirm status, accept payment, or arrange a court appearance. Use the contacts below to reach the correct Stewart County office. Call first. Warrant-counter hours, a dedicated warrant line, and a county bond window were not posted in the reviewed official sources.

This Is Not a Government Office. Stewart County Warrant Records is a private reference. It cannot run an official check, recall a warrant, post bond, schedule a surrender, or give legal advice. Only an official court or law-enforcement office can verify a record.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Choose the office by the court or agency printed on the paper:

  • Stewart County Sheriff’s Office: 314 Cedar Street, P.O. Box 69, Dover, TN 37058. Main office: (931) 232-6863 or (931) 232-4053. Jail: (931) 232-3114. Dispatch: (931) 232-5322 or (931) 232-8332. Official Sheriff contacts.
  • Sheriff public-record requests: the Sheriff’s page provides a downloadable form and directs completed requests to the office. It is a general records form, not a warrant-clearance form. Request instructions.
  • Circuit or Criminal Court: Circuit Court Clerk Ethan Gray, 225 Donelson Parkway, P.O. Box 193, Dover, TN 37058, (931) 232-7042. AOC clerk listing.
  • General Sessions: clerk contact (931) 232-8474 at 225 Donelson Parkway. Ask whether the case needs a setting, motion, appearance, or other court action.
  • Chancery: Clerk & Master April J. Turner, 225 Donelson Parkway, main floor, P.O. Box 102, (931) 232-5665. County office page.
  • Juvenile Court: Youth Service Officer, 112 Natcor Drive, P.O. Box 185, (931) 232-6322. Juvenile access has added restrictions; ask the court what can be released.
  • City matters: Dover City Court/Police, 625 Donelson Parkway, (931) 232-5907; Cumberland City Hall, 121 Main Street, (931) 827-2000; Tennessee Ridge, 2300 South Main Street, (931) 721-3385. Confirm the current court contact before visiting.

For a question about an actual warrant, identify the court named on the notice and ask that clerk whether the paper is current. A public portal card or payment receipt may not show whether a separate order remains open.